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801  Economy / Speculation / Re: The Markets Fluctuate Wildly. Why Invest Then? on: November 14, 2018, 02:03:53 PM
I can see fluctuations in the market I think this is not the time for investment... Is my opinion is right Or wrong

The issue of fluctuations is a great concern for everyone especially when its a negative fluctuation like the one that is being witnessed now and its perfectly right for you to conclude that this is not the right time to invest. However, when it comes to investment decisions, the most profitable investments is not always the popular ones which suggests an opportunity in the current situation. As we are speaking there are several open orders yet to be filled in various exchange platforms across the globe with someone ready to buy.
802  Economy / Speculation / Re: CSW's "hash wars" impact on BTC price? on: November 14, 2018, 09:57:17 AM
Craig Wright is back with his Bitcoin SV fork, and is showing strenght thus far with the amount of hashrate that is going to support the Bitcoin SV fork.

Apparently Roger Ver and Jihan Wu aren't supporting it, hence why the "hash wars" terms. With Jihan's empire against Craig Wright's 70% current hashrate it's going to be interesting.

The reason I ask about BTC price is because if Jihan wants to ensure CSW doesn't win, he may be forced to allocate BTC hashrate into this developing clusterfuck in BCash.

Will this be a non event or speculators will try to get some BTC out of it from noobs that fall into it?

When I got the notification about the impending Bitcoin cash fork, I was just wondering what they have turn the entire fork opportunity into and in a short while, that same fork would also be made to go through another fork. The point is, they have turn everything into a joke.

I am now surprise that Roger Ver is now against the fork of his promoted Bitcoin cash despite his very potent stand when it was against bitcoin last year and the reason his simple because his influence would be diluted and the argument would then change from BCH being the real bitcoin or the forked BCH is the real bitcoin. Its obvious they have lost their ideology along the way.

On its influence on bitcoin, I think bitcoin has moved on to have an independent run away from forks and counter forks that have pervaded the entire industry in the last one year.
803  Economy / Speculation / Re: 2019 Will Be Remarkable for the Industry on: November 13, 2018, 03:30:45 PM
Every new year is filled with hope that ushers a new beginning for things that did not go right in the ending year and the crypto world would not be an exemption. But so also as we don't expect to be doing things the same way and expecting different results, it would only be a case of wishful thinking if we just hope and not back it with actions.

If I remember, around September, the attention was what would happen in December and I maintained that so far we all still continue to be skeptical in taking actions to improving the price of bitcoin, December would come and nothing would change. This is exactly what is going on and now all hope is banking on the new year.
804  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Botting v manual trading on: November 13, 2018, 02:35:16 PM
I'm thinking that I know a strategy to double my Bitcoin holdings (yay me Smiley). I'm wondering if, while waiting for an altcoin to go up in value, can I keep a bot running to try to increase the amount of money it makes or is that a bad idea (essentially, the strategy is simple, buy an altcoin while it's cheap and wait for it to double - i monitored said coins last two cycles and believe it'll do the same again). Would you do this or try to invest the altcoin in a casino and wait for its value to (hopefully as nothing is certainly) increase?

Its just one advantage that the crypto market have made available to everyone that irrespective of the idea you have, there is always room for everyone to make something off the market whether in times of low turns of event or when things are really looking green in the ecosystem.

In my own case, I would go with the option of manual trading where I study a coin and invest in it hoping that the fortune of the coin would change for the positive from the point I got in. I have made some profits as a result of this and sometimes, you have to wait for a really long time to achieve your objective. Bots to me seems something that might sound too technical with the configuration and the follow up that needs to be done regularly in other to avoid making some real losses along the line.
805  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Brazil’s Tax Authority Goes After Cryptocurrency Profits on: November 13, 2018, 12:32:41 PM
The search for anonymity, which is one of the main attractions for the use of certain cryptocurrencies, is constantly fought, including by the tax authority. When it comes to cryptocurrencies and tax, I didn't know there was a problem? Why should a certain country tax you for crypto profits that aren't regulated by a bank or a specific country?

When it come to the issue of tax, its not about whether you operate in a regulated environment, whether you earn salary or you ply your trade under the bridge. It also does not matter whether you are an employee or you receive money from investment what matters to government is that you are making profit and that profit should be taxed as long as you enjoy public goods directly or indirectly.

Government with all its machinery will always find a way and they don't necessarily have to unravel the anonymity as they have other means they can track whatever inflow an individual is getting and in this era of cashless environment, it cannot be any easier.
806  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Which way is best risk free profit for you in crypto world? on: November 13, 2018, 10:55:28 AM
We know that four way to cryptocurrency income such as Invest ico, mining, trading and Airdrop-bounty. If you wish, you can do any of that.

If you want to mining or invest in ico and need a lot of money, it has cost-effective risks and have also profits. And if you want to do trading then you can start trading only if you have some money. Here's a little less risk and have also profit.

If you do not want to take a risk then you can start the bounty. There is no risk here only you will have to work on time and you will get your payment at the end of the job. As a payment, you can get cryptocurrency and convert them into meaning by selling them. So, I think Bounty and airdrop is very good for earning risk-free cryptocurrency profit.

There is actually a risk here and that is the risk of not getting paid which is something bounty hunters can relate with very well and because of this, the risk embedded in this course of action is not too different from other options you have highlighted above and some times could be greater because while in others, you know the risk and there is huge assurance that the amount you will gain is coming for certain but in the case of bounty, the chance of zero bounty is higher than others as the bounty might be a scam, the project failed to raise the required milestone thereby necessitating a cancellation or even being paid but the payment is worthless eventually couple with the amount of time you have to wait to get paid in the first place.
807  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Royal Escrow legit? on: November 13, 2018, 07:03:00 AM
You have come to a forum and ask about a service provider for escrow where the forum itself is full of people who have distinguished themselves in terms of honesty and integrity also in the art of trade for you to choose from. They are even real people that value their names and I don't think the value of your intended trade is more than the total value of what Ognasty have escrowed since joining the forum. The point I am trying to make is that you are better off dealing with people than a site and some of the posts I have seen are kind of advising you to go ahead but the point is if it turns out to be scam, it would surprise you that those advising you are equally the ones behind the site.
808  Economy / Speculation / Re: Time to buy! Bearish trend seem over. on: November 12, 2018, 07:20:10 PM
I have been following the trend for the pass three months as bitcoin hoving within $6700 and $6200. It seems the bear has no momentum to pull bitcoin down further and the bull are waiting for reasons that bitcoin should go up. The bottom is here and if you want to be among the next bitcoin's billionaires now is the right time to make that investment decision.

To conclude that the bear does not have at momentum to pull price down would be an overreaching assumption because as at few weeks ago, the price was gradually going beyond the $6,500 and everyone thinks there bear was truly over and would have thought the same way before another pulling down happened resulting in $6,300 which price is currently recovering from and the hope is for it to be sustained. The point is, anyone that can afford it should go for it as every period comes with its own opportunity and not because there is no going down again or not.
809  Economy / Speculation / Re: ETF Will Kill Bitcoin For Good” Investors Express Skepticism on: November 12, 2018, 03:51:55 PM
Its being a while since I read about controversy surrounding this ETF of a thing and the house is surely divided along two sides. While some are of the opinion that the best thing that could hapen to crypto especially bitcoin is thee approval of ETFs now I am reading here that the worst thing that we could hope for is the ETFs. While both sides could be right in their respective arguments, I am also of the opinion that its not something that can be stopped because eventually, the determinant of whether its going to either bring the woe to the market or not depends on SEC.

But what we can do is to stop further support to it which comes in the minute form such as creating threads about it, reporting news about it, announcing the filing or rejection about it or even participating in polls about ETF.


810  Economy / Speculation / Re: Novogratz making predictions again hehehe on: November 12, 2018, 01:47:26 PM
Just like I have always maintained, most of this predicters are celebrity analysts who only want to be in the news for airing their views as doing that would ensure that they are counted among the popular faces in the crypto community whereas its just fables. I have not seen the head of say Goldman or Bank of America coming out to say this price of its shares would attain a particular dollars in the next quarter as that would be violating the rules of the market that they operate and could be sanctioned for even attempting to manipulate the market and being vocal about it to the entire world. But in crypto, everything goes, no caution, no ethics, no conducts.

My condolence goes to the people who sees them as their determinant of their investment decisions because at the end you will be the one to lose eventually as nothing touches their own investments.
811  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin less volatile than Standards & Poors. on: November 12, 2018, 12:30:59 PM
I saw this article in my twitter feed; t'was interesting. The S&P500 is now more volatile than bitcoin.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-02/s-p-500-s-wild-ride-makes-u-s-stocks-more-volatile-than-bitcoin

Methinks that the increase in bitcoin adoption has done its work in reducing volatility.

On the other hand, it might be due to the reduction in adoption that have made the price of bitcoin be less volatile at this time. Because at the time when the price of bitcoin as touching $15,000 the massive publicity that greeted that was overwhelming both the positive ones and the negative ones which led to more people buying and more increase in the price of bitcoin but when the tides changes, coming with bans or regulated advertisement from various social media platforms, government cracking down on crypto currencies, top influencers in the world of finance ranging from CEOs, to entrepreneurs and legends making some statements on the contrary, the adoption movement began to suffer some serious setbacks which is what the market is yet to recover from.
812  Economy / Economics / Re: Japan Approves Self-Regulation for Cryptocurrency Industry on: November 12, 2018, 10:26:15 AM
Japan’s primary financial regulator has formally granted the cryptocurrency industry with a self-regulatory status by allowing an industry body to police domestic exchanges. With the acquisition of the accreditation, they'll continue to make further efforts to create an industry that people can trust from everyone who uses virtual currency with members exchanges. Do you think we'll see this happening in other countries anytime soon?

Japan has always been open to crypto currency which is why I am not surprised by this move which is towards encouraging the continued penetration of crypto and at the same time that people should not perceive some undue interference from the government. Seeing this from other countries, I will not be too optimistic about that as most governments primary objective is control which is why most of them have remained on the fence as it relates to crypto so coming with self regulation as a way is not something I am seeing happening anytime soon.
813  Economy / Economics / Re: Four Global Banks Involved In Yet Another Money Laundering Scheme on: November 12, 2018, 09:04:12 AM
Since the beginning of time and till the end of time, bank would always be involved in money laundering and the reason is simple its the one that is allowed to keep the fund would also be charged with the responsibility of moving it. Money laundering when looked deeply on a high scale is a corporate lucrative business for bank executives because they know the loop holes and abandoned diplomatic accounts that can be used for such transactions while they take their own cut without any noise.

The worse that would happen is for the authority to fine them as they become more careful to be caught the next time. They are too important to the economy to be sent out of business because of regulatory issues.
814  Economy / Economics / Re: What should I choose on: November 11, 2018, 07:08:45 PM
Hi guys, I just graduated from college and wanted to have a better income but didn't know what to do. I want to find a solution to get around this situation. There are just friends who invite businesses to provide income, and there are also those who invite to invest in cryptocurrencies. If you are in my position and faced with these 2 choices, which one will you choose:
1. Invest in cryptocurrencies
2. Opening a real business

Give me the reason why you choose between the one above

regards

Several factors would be responsible for anyone to choose and I won't want you to base your decision on the numbers of people who chose a particular option compared to the other one. The reason is simple, the conditions of the economy we are residing and our personal attitude to risk would go a long way in determining the option we would go with.

For me, I would focus on crypto currencies because it really does not need my attention 100% compared to setting up a business that one will have to invest lots of energy to get it to break even talk less of start making profit. In doing that, I can then invest my time in getting a day job in other to get the necessary experience needed to run a successful business along the line after building my profile in the corporate world with the right loyal client base, I can then switch to being an entrepreneur.
815  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin now a stable coin? on: November 11, 2018, 05:08:32 PM
In saying that bitcoin is a stable coin would be making a conclusion on the basis of current happenings which is not permanent. Yes current situations have shown that bitcoin is showing signs of being a stable coin but that does not make it one. The margin we seen in the last couple of weeks have been +or- $100 but its a moment that I believe would likely pass very soon because stability at this time is saying bitcoin has grown to maturity without any for further growth and that is really far from reality.
816  Economy / Economics / Re: Why Minor Crypto Exchange Pulls Off Exit Scam, Steals All User Funds on: November 11, 2018, 01:54:37 PM
A small Canada-based crypto exchange called MapleChange and now the Pure Bit from South Korea has pulled off an exit scam, disappearing with user funds all in one month. The disappearance of MapleChange and Pure Bit with user funds has led experts in the sector to encourage crypto investors to prevent the utilization of minor exchanges with no reputation and cold wallets that accurately represent their holdings.

What is the motive behind all these minor exchanges, anyway?


Its really disappointing to see things like this happening in the crypto world because not only does it limit the chance of other startups from breaking even in record time, it brings disrepute to the entire market that anyone can launch and then scam with little or no consequence which is what we don't need in the market at this time.

The motive behind small exchange sites is based on the objectives of the promoters. Agreed that they might have some amount of challenges in terms of liquidity but not enough to then cart away investors fund. Return their money then go back to the drawing board to re-strategize then come back. The reputation would still be intact and this time, enough to spread to the market easily.
817  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Bounty/ Airdop so Low you cant trade it, Gas is even more expensive on: November 11, 2018, 12:19:45 PM
Hello. Just recently I received 1pc of Token from a bounty several months ago. This is level 1 bounty (More like an airdrop- They has us follow all social media accounts)  So basically, token will forever be in my wallet not unless It gained significant value in the future.

My question is, why do you think this bounty managers are accepting more and more people to the point that there are almost none left from the pool to be divided among the participants? And why do you tthink these people are giving away an amount that is almost impossible to trade with in the next years? Does it add value to a coin when there are a lot of holders? Lots of questions in my head I hope you can answer.

You have raised a valid point though and the answer to your question is the objective of the bounty/airdrop exercise. Some bounty exercise is not no make rich and not to make payment but for publicity which is their primary motive and the moment that is achieved, every other interests becomes secondary which demands no attention which is why after they must have allocated certain percentage to a section of the publicity, they continue to recruit because the higher the number of people that enrolled, the higher they get the message out which is them achieving their objective.

The solution however, is to study the project beyond the nice and flashy ANN to the very tiny details about the salient conditions of the payment structure then decide whether to join in or not. And if you realise that it won't worth your time, then don't join and look for something else to do.
818  Economy / Economics / Re: WORLD CRISIS IN 2018 on: November 11, 2018, 06:52:34 AM
2018 is just few weeks to be over which gives quite a number of countries that relies on budgetary system to get a chance to start over by correcting some of the mistakes made in 2018 and also solidify some of the areas they got right and up till this moment, I have not read about any country that have declared bankruptcy in the world.

There is nothing wrong with countries trying as much as possible to gather whether oil, gold, bitumen, or any material in other to maximize their power over other nations. Its simply a capitalist world that everyone is trying to outshine the other and it does not directly means there is a crisis coming ahead.
819  Economy / Speculation / Re: CSW apparently will dump 1M Bitcoin to crash the Market on: November 10, 2018, 06:41:22 PM
A lot of people have argued about Craig not having 1 million bitcoins. The basis for that is what I don't know since bitcoin wallet does not have names attached to it to rightly claim it belongs to a particular individual. If Craig did not dump, the real issue is can the dumping of 1million bitcoins crash the market and that should really be the subject of discussion and its obvious its going to cause a lot of damage to the already staggering price which is equally showing to the whole world that to give a final blow to the popularity of bitcoin, dump 1 million coins.
820  Economy / Speculation / Re: 2 big news - Bullish sing or manipulation? on: November 10, 2018, 04:26:01 PM
No master the news, the real determinant about whether it would lead a bull run or just does not have any effect is on the basis of the reaction the community has for it which based on the time it launched and now, I don't see anyone taking it serious

Maybe this 2 press releases from today bring some nice moves to BTC and [eth], but you never know if this is a manipulation strategy
This are big players, they can turn the market any moment.


Bitcoin to 50.000 this year?
https://www.cryptoglobe.com/latest/2018/11/swiss-regulator-cryptoasset-risk-coverage-to-be-estimated-at-800-of-market-value/

This prediction is surely out of reality because even though people are optimistic is seeing a turn around in price, I don't see this happening at all and it would be a huge believe to have this before the year end.

Ethereum Staking coming soon,
Ethereum to 1.000K this year?
https://ethereumworldnews.com/jp-morgan-we-are-big-believers-in-ethereum/


any comments on this been a manipulative strategy?

Maybe when this eventually happens, because one unique thing that push the price of ETH to that high point aside the overall boom in the market was the tokens which has now dwindled because of the general perception of ICOs.
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